During the spring of 2025, Miami University started giving out “Graduation Celebration in a Box” merchandise to admitted students in the class of 2029.
Miami's softball pitcher room features just one returner from last season. However, the RedHawks have stepped in a big way for the 2025 season, paving the way for Miami to have a strong start going into the postseason.
At the beginning of the semester, professors go over their syllabus guidelines about technology usage during class, and they specifically make a point to mention phones. However, they rarely interrupt lectures to scold someone. In the majority of my classes, students actually put their phones down and pay attention to the professors and course material.
The Oxford Areas Trail System aims to connect the community and make alternative transportation more accessible. However, the path sometimes runs into struggles with citizens.
The Miami University hockey team has picked up commitments from the transfer portal, but with time running out on the portal window, there are still names that could make a difference if they choose to come to Oxford and play for the RedHawks.
Asking the hard-hitting questions... what does AI find funny about Miami?
Miami Baseball hasn’t won the Mid-American Conference since 2005, but a new mentality, improved offense and outstanding pitching from Carson Byers and Cooper Katskee have given the RedHawks an opportunity to take the next step.
Get a sneak peak into the terrifying day in the life of Poli-Sci student Eliza Sullivan.
Evan Appelwick enters his second season with the RedHawks as one of Miami's, and the NCAA's, best hitters. With Miami hoping to make the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2005, Appelwick looks to use his hitting power to make Miami up a notch.
Honors students at Miami University received an email from the Honors College on April 7 detailing a change to the college’s current policy regarding GPA requirements.
In an age where injustice is broadcast in real time and hashtags rise and fall within hours, activism has never been more visible – yet, paradoxically, more performative. We are surrounded by curated expressions of outrage, while the gears of oppression turn steadily in the background, untouched and undeterred.
University Senate met to hear a proposal for a new business co-major housed within the Farmer School of Business (FSB). The senate also passed a proposal to create a new major in the language department and a policy change to the combined graduate degree program at its meeting April 28.
From April 25-27, Miami University’s on-campus theater organization, Stage Left, transported students and attendees alike to early 20th-century Russia in Wilks Theater for its performance of “Anastasia: The Musical.”The musical, which was fully student-run and produced, combines the history of the Russian Empire and the myth of the real-life Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia for a captivating telling of this story.
A Talawanda High School senior with plans to attend Miami University’s School of Engineering in the fall was killed on April 22 after a house fire.
As the end of the semester nears, Shannon can't help but look forward to the luxuries of living at home.
A look at some of Miami's best short hand sayings.
Between April 21 and 28, officers responded to 11 different incidents, according to Oxford Police Department (OPD) reports.
Jeff Berding will be giving this year’s spring commencement address. In addition to founding Cincinnati's third professional sports team, he’s held a variety of different roles throughout the community.
This month, President Donald Trump issued an emergency order to open all national forests for logging to boost timber production. Supporters of this move say that trees are a renewable resource. They can be replaced. Yet many feel outrage at this pillaging of our natural resources. Why? Because they know that cutting down a forest for its trees is a short-sighted solution.
Summer is finally approaching, which means the long-awaited summer blockbuster season is right around the corner. While it may not be “Barbenheimer” summer anymore, here are some films to look forward to once school lets out for the year.
Periodic nationwide protests are starting to take place. However, what’s interesting about these protests is the lack of young participants. Those taking to the streets are baby boomers who have experienced government excess in the past (i.e., The Pentagon Papers, Watergate, The Chicago Seven, etc.)
